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From Discipline-Specific Assessments to Shared Functional Judgments: The Body Function Report as a Computable Person-State Interface in UOHF/HFWM

Medical, rehabilitation, exercise, nutrition, and psychological services often assess the same person using different constructs, records, and professional responsibilities. Exchanging these records alone does not establish which conclusions can support specific actions, which de...

Modeling the Whole Person: Unresolved Questions in Current Medical, Physiological, and Health World Models and a Response from the Human Function World Model

Abstract Background: Medical, physiological, and health world models increasingly predict disease trajectories, treatment responses, and everyday physiological change. Their progress raises a whole-person question: under what computational and evidentiary conditions can their out...

Connecting Human Models Through Human Function: Toward a Common Computational Protocol for Whole-Person Modeling

This preprint proposes human function as a common computational coordinate for connecting heterogeneous models of the same person without replacing their domain-specific meanings. Disease and medical prediction models, physiological and mechanistic models, digital twins, psycholo...